<p>I'm going to be a junior and I'm not sure which AP classes to take.<br>
Initially, I was going to take Chem AP, Bio AP, English AP, Physics, Honors Precalc, and French 4. I was going to take the SAT II tests for chem, bio, and math II, but now I think I should diversify my SAT II tests and take World History instead of Chem. If I were to do that, I'd have to bump Physics up to my senior year. Can I really handle taking these 4 APs (Chem, Bio, English, World)at once? I'm not one of those insanely genius ppl who can effortlessly get 5s on a gazillion APs and I don't want to break my 4.0. I'm also the president of two clubs and involved in a myriad of others. I'm also a serious music student and practice at least 2 hours daily. I have to go to lessons, rehearsals, etc. I also play tennis for the varsity team during the fall, so I'll be really pressed for time to study/do hw. Please give me any advice!</p>
<p>you can take the world SAT II without taking the class. I don't know if its necessary if it means limiting your EC's.</p>
<p>You can definitely handle four AP classes if you put enough effort into it. I know I had to deal with 5 AP's this past year, working 15/20 hrs/wk and being co-captain of one club as well as treasurer of five and a president of another so it's definitely possible to take it all, so good luck with that :)</p>
<p>World History is REALLY easy to self-study for. Don't change your schedule.</p>